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Friday, September 09, 2005

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Leslie

Congratulations! so glad it all went well and that you're home.

Hope everything goes ok for your sister-in-law.

noether

Congratulations! I'm so glad it worked out well.

Mykal

Congratulations!

New Kid on the Hallway

Congratulations and welcome to Tabitha! How wonderful! (Do you mean September 6?) Best wishes to you all!

profgrrrrl

Hooray! Congratulations :)

Karen F.

I'm so so so THRILLED for you! Welcome to the adventure of parenthood! I LOVE the name, too! All the best.

liz

Congratulations!!! Welcome home!

mary

Congratulations from a lurker. Welcome to the world, little Tabitha Jane!

Jody

Congratulations! Many, MANY congratulations!

zarqa

Oh! I'm so happy for you! Congratulations! Tabitha is a wonderful name!

Rivka

Congratulations! I'm so pleased for you all.

cass

Congratulations!! So glad you're home, and hope the feeding thing works itself out smoothly, and soon.

I hope all is well with your SIL, too.

Emma almost Jane

Wonderful news, Emma. My warmest congratulations and good luck for dealing with the paediatricians and their obsession with gaining weight from day one. Such a load of crap. Enjoy your lovely baby and all will be well.
hugs

kimberly

Congratulations!

Kate

Awwww! You're a mommy! Congratulations!

quetzal

How wonderful!! Many congratulations, and Tabitha is such a beautiful name! :)

Arabella

Congratulations from yet another lurker.

bj

congratulations!

bj

PS: I'll presume baby was born on the 6th?

Kendra

Hooray! Welcome home to both of you!!

Tara

Great News!! Welcome Tabitha Jane...what a beautiful name.

Powerprof

How wonderful! Congratulations!

luolin

Congratulations!

bitchphd

Congratulations! Tabitha is a lovely name. And I hope your sister-in-law recovers quickly.

Moxie

Congratulations! Long and painful sounds about right. :) Hope the boob juice starts squirting soon. If you had any IV fluids you might have to wait a few more days before your milk comes out, so make sure you have an LC who's on top of the whole IV fluid/delayed milk thing.

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